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Re: Buttons, Buttons and more Buttons (2006)

I would say make them yourself, but we've always made them that way. As for a button maker you can search old threads and find many suggestions. I've had experience with the Badge-A-Minit handheld ones and in my experience they're a general pain. Hard to load, hard to press, and they don't work out 30% of the time even if you get them all lined up. However we recently invested in one of these with the cutter and it works very well. We haven't screwed up a button yet and you can be working at a rate of 3 bpm (buttons per minute) within five minutes and can probably get an even higher bpm with more experience.
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